Launchy is a keystroke launcher, which basically means it's a better way of doing everything on your computer: launching programs, finding files on your desktop, performing web searches; visiting web sites.
And I haven't tested it myself, so I can't tell you how IBM OmniFind Personal Email Search compares to Google Desktop Search or Desktop Search from Yahoo! While search engines still can't help you find your missing car keys, prescription glasses or...
A couple of days ago Google announced that Google Desktop Search was now available for enterprise users. Google Desktop Search, Enterprise Edition is available for free and offers additional security features along with tools that IT managers can...
X1 Desktop Search Simplifies Your Life. Desktop Pipeline Apr 20 2005 1:31PM GMT A longer version of this story for Search Engine Watch members provides detailed instructions for enrolling in Ingenio's pay-per-call program, including ad...
The new search engine combines technologies from X1 (the same company that powers Yahoo's desktop search) and data from Gigablast, Looksmart and a number of "anonymous" ISPs. Logos help build brand awareness, and upstart search engine Snap makes it...
Desktop search tools to move from desktop to Intranet, is the title of a ZDNet article that includes comments from Peter Crowe, head of search at Yahoo Australia and New Zealand, about possibly offering an enterprise version of their desktop...
He writes, "The money-making potential of desktop search is dubious in the short term. Jobs centers Spotlight on desktop search from News.com share Apple CEO Steve Jobs had to say about desktop search during his keynote speech at the Macworld Expo...
Desktop Search from Yahoo Webmaster World MSN Search Out of Beta Feb. Search Engine Watch Forums I was told by a high level Microsoft employee that the beta search will go live on Feb 1. He also informed me that advertising on MSN will continue to...
As Chris wrote about for SearchDay, Yahoo has just released their desktop search app. I've had a chance to use the latest entry in the desktop search wars and have a few random comments and constructive critcisims to share based on a version of YDS...
Long anticipated, Yahoo's new Desktop Search beta is a solid contender in the increasingly crowded desktop search playing field. Yahoo Desktop Search (YDS) joins Copernic, Google, HotBot, MSN, Ask Jeeves and many others in an effort to provide a...
Long anticipated, Yahoo finally released its desktop search application a few moments ago. Overall, I'm impressed with the product, even though it's little more than a Yahoo-skinned version of the X1 desktop search tool, at least at this point.
It includes desktop search functionality. Mac versions are something that many other well-known desktop search tools (Google, Copernic, Microsoft, X1, Jeeves, etc.are not offering at the present time.
Goebel Group, a systems intergrator, has put together a handy matrix that allows you to compare the easily compare the capabilities of several desktop search applications. Desktop Search Tools Featured:
Ask Jeeves has launched a beta desktop search application, capping off a very busy year in the desktop search space. Just a year ago, consumer oriented desktop search was only available from a few small companies like Enfish, dtSearch, and x1.
Yahoo has announced that it will release a desktop search product after the New Year, putting the search engine firmly in the desktop search race that Google kicked off earlier this year and that other major search engines have already declared...
Also, Netcraft reports that Salvatore Aranzulla, an Italian journalist, has found another flaw with the Google Desktop. It was discovered by the same person who found a flaw with Google Desktop Search last week.
Google Desktop for the Mac? It was discovered by the same person who found a flaw with Google Desktop Search last week. Semel: Yahoo Working on Desktop Search By Gary Price, Nov.http://blog.searchenginewatch.com/blog/041102-627a
Copernic Desktop Search (CDS), a product I reviewed (and still like a lot), released version 1.1 today. CNET recently published a review of 6 desktop apps (Google, Blinx, Lookout, Copernic, x1, Hotbot) and gave its "Editor's Choice" award to CDS.
Idealab's given Jason Calacanis 100 free copies to the X1 desktop search tool to give away to his readers. Want a copy? Visit his post and link to it.
Below, some assorted reports and comments on Google's new desktop search tool and other similar tools. They cover: a workaround for getting Firefox data tracked by GDS (the acronym that I see in growing use for Google Desktop Search), one blogger...
